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25 Jun 2024: rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/juliekintaiwan/" target="_blank" Julie K in Taiwan/a/figcaption/figure/div pNeed to measure a  UK company’s performance against its competitors? ... afigcaption class="wp-element-caption"a

25 Jun 2024: Another problem is the lack of rewards. For instance in my area, training, there’s no reward for people who take the time to make their training FAIR. ... To our surprise, stronghalf of the people expressed their will to speak publicly about their ideas

25 Jun 2024: It was a calm measured discussion where he thanked many people who had worked with them to develop the plan. ... If you take the academic freedom argument, he asked, what about wanting to stop people from publishing in predatory journals?

25 Jun 2024: The first is that people have very much asked for some hands on sessions. ... that people identified as the ‘one most important thing’ they learnt was instructive.

25 Jun 2024: To the contrary, several people said they would be interested in such metrics. ... In conferences often the breakout sessions are the things that people find really valuable.

25 Jun 2024: initiatives. The conference provided an opportunity for people from across the world to come together in a hybrid format to discuss how adopting the open research principles of open access, participation ... Such questions lead to the need for reputable

25 Jun 2024: But our responsibility now is today’s researcher and today’s scientists and people working across all disciplines across our great university. ... team of 70 dedicated people, with precise workflows for data processing./p pHowever, how realistic it

25 Jun 2024: People from all over the world and from all walks of life are keen to access them. ... range of people accessing the repository – their geographical provenance, background and professional occupation.

25 Jun 2024: Having a mixture of people from various disciplines and backgrounds allowed many different points of view on engaging researchers to be discussed. ... Another suggestion was that rebranding the service tends to be more successful than hoping for people

25 Jun 2024: wp-element-caption"a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/crossettlibrary/" target="_blank" Crossett Library Bennington College/a/figcaption/figure/div pWant to look at past years’ student

25 Jun 2024: Is UK research more visible in the world now? Are people actually finding these articles? ... terms of uptake so far, feedback we have received, and reasons why people might request a copy of a document in our repository.

25 Jun 2024: The recipe is simple: invite inspirational leaders, bright people with curious minds and have an excellent chair. ... More and more people are looking at new ways of chunking and parallelisation of data downloads.

27 Jun 2024: The College. Apply. Fellowships. People. News & Events. Mene Pangalos. College positions:.

25 Jun 2024: blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=2017#comment-35996 Really enjoyed giving this talk, which included a discussion of why people make the argument that data is the new oil, and ... pReally enjoyed giving this talk, which included a discussion of why people make the

25 Jun 2024: As discussed in our previous post onadvertising videoswe have discovered that naming our content something that people are likely to Google is a great […] p[…] such as our talk onHow to ... As discussed in our previous post onadvertising videoswe

25 Jun 2024: 26 Oct 2018 10:36:25 0000 https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=2180#comment-54908 […] month we put out a call for people working in scholarly communication to ... After a slow start we now […] p[…] month we put out a call for people

25 Jun 2024: But the reasons for people’s involvement and the end point they are aiming for can be vastly different. ... Geoff noted that throughout the conference people had used some terms fairly loosely, including ‘commercial’ and ‘for profit’.

25 Jun 2024: Those in the know – people working in scholarly communication and some senior members of research institutions – are a ... He started by asking emwhy/em people become researchers and gave several reasons: to understand the world, change the world,

25 Jun 2024: People worked in pairs and had a pile of building bricks which they were asked to build a shape from. ... These ranged from an explanation of what people did, to participants describing what they knew, to poems.

25 Jun 2024: passport"//afigcaption class="wp-element-caption"a rel="noreferrer noopener" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/mroach/" target="_blank" mroach/a/figcaption/figure/div pPassport GMID (from Euromonitor) is

25 Jun 2024: target="_blank"EBSCO Business Source Complete/abrOur largest buisness journals databases, offers articles, country data, industry data, financial data, market research, news and people. ... certainly our most attractive database, but it can put people

25 Jun 2024: It is so nice to find people like that. That may happen also with some kinds of indigenous communities. ... people, how do they view the archaeologists and the work?/p pACN: It really depends on the owner.

25 Jun 2024: In total 500 people […] p[…] have published a related post which details the training programmes run for library staff members in 2016. ... In total 500 people […]/p.

25 Jun 2024: He started by asking emwhy/em people become researchers and gave several reasons: to understand the world, change the world, earn a living and be remembered. ... pdf"nudging people to improve their RDM practice/a/h3 pAndrew started a.

25 Jun 2024: I've been following this topic for a long time and there are not many people who go into so much detail! ... I’ve been following this topic for a long time and there are not many people who go into so much detail!

25 Jun 2024: but two people opted in because they feared PLOS would think they had something to hide if they didn’t. ... In Big Data and in human genetics in particular, people are working collectively.

25 Jun 2024: Recently at the RLUK conference the issue of people working in libraries identifying as ‘not a librarian’ was a hot topic of […] p[…] she argued. ... Recently at the RLUK conference the issue of people working in libraries identifying as ‘not a

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

27 Jun 2024: The College. Apply. Fellowships. People. News & Events. Khaled Soufani. College positions:.

25 Jun 2024: People start off as a Lecturer, then Senior Lecturer, then Reader, the Professor. ... But in research groups people move on so even a shared memory is lost.

25 Jun 2024: The links along the left-hand side also offer a company summary, financials/valuation, overview of key people, company business relationships and news.

25 Jun 2024: people there. ... panel? This was v interesting but too short – and something of interest and concern (in equal measure for mutiple reasons) to the multiplicity of people there./p pI was interested that

25 Jun 2024: work Susan has done in collaboration with anthropologist a href="http://sr.ithaka.org/people/nancy-fried-foster" target="_blank"Nancy Fried Foster/ais that libraries should get to know their ... employ specialists or employ librarians and train them

25 Jun 2024: Another suggestion was that rebranding the service tends to be more successful than hoping for people to change. ... There was a suggestion that presenting RDM services as endeavours from inside or outside the Library could make a difference to

25 Jun 2024: academic integrity and adjust to support modern collaboration and scholarship tools, and begin rewarding people who have engaged in certain types of process rather than relying on traditional assessment schemes. ... based policy/strong./p

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: org/research/people/dempsey.html?urlm=160985" target="_blank"Lorcan Demsey/a came to speak to staff at Cambridge University Library about how the role and purpose of libraries are changing. ... Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’

25 Jun 2024: of investigative articles on the post-9/11 burgeoning of the US intelligence services collected here: a ... He started by asking emwhy/em people become researchers and gave several reasons: to understand the world, change the world, earn a living and be

25 Jun 2024: The first is that people have very much asked for some hands on sessions. ... that people identified as the ‘one most important thing’ they learnt was instructive.

28 Jun 2024: uk/people/dr-ashwin-varghese/ Anusha Fri, 01 Dec 2023 13:46:00 0000 https://www.cghr.polis.cam.ac.uk/?post_type=cpt_person&p=4139 pCGHR Postdoctoral Research Associate ... They suffer from increasing censorship and restrictions on freedom of expression,

25 Jun 2024: Another suggestion was that rebranding the service tends to be more successful than hoping for people to change. ... There was a suggestion that presenting RDM services as endeavours from inside or outside the Library could make a difference to

25 Jun 2024: several suggestions (including names and contact details) to the Editor for people who might want to contribute. ... I am happy to hear about them if they do exist./p pAnd yet people do undertake research in this area.

25 Jun 2024: Also having an editorial board with people across the institution. The Press is operating on a shoestring hard. ... There are higher barriers for entry to new publishers – people don’t have a good second book to give away to an OA publisher.

25 Jun 2024: org/research/people/dempsey.html?urlm=160985" target="_blank"Lorcan Demsey/a came to speak to staff at Cambridge University Library about how the role and purpose of libraries are changing. ... Lorcan noted that people see them as ‘plucky start-ups’

26 Jun 2024: Special seminar - Glochidiosis: the effects of parasitic freshwater mussels on their host fish Sebastian L. Rock, Karlstad University, Sweden

25 Jun 2024: experience | Unlocking Research Fri, 07 Oct 2016 07:04:40 0000 https://unlockingresearch-blog.lib.cam.ac.uk/?p=887#comment-14692 […] why people might request a copy of a document ... You may be interested intherelatedblog post on our ‘Request a

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27 Jun 2024: The College. Apply. Fellowships. People. News & Events. Elizabeth Ashman Rowe.

25 Jun 2024: When you think about it, 20 other researchers arenot that many people who found the work useful. ... It breaks down cost barriers to people around the world, allowing a much greater exposure of publicly funded research.

25 Jun 2024: But the reasons for people’s involvement and the end point they are aiming for can be vastly different. ... Geoff noted that throughout the conference people had used some terms fairly loosely, including ‘commercial’ and ‘for profit’.